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Let's confirm the right setup for your knowledge.

Tell us what you want your Expert to answer, where your documents are maintained and which processing boundary you need. We can help clarify the service options before you add content.

Describe your requirements without attaching sensitive source content.

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Email contact@xplicator.com about KnowScapes plans, supported connections, application setup or Enterprise processing.

KnowScapes is operated by xplicator GmbH and offered exclusively to businesses.

What to include

  • The business purpose of your Expert and its intended audience.
  • Your public website, if relevant.
  • An approximate document count and the storage source you want to connect.
  • Whether the planned workload contains personal data.
  • Your required processing configuration and application client.

Describe sensitive or personal material at a high level. Do not attach it to an initial enquiry. We will confirm the appropriate intake route and processing setup first.

Questions we can clarify

  • Which connection is enabled and tested for your account?
  • What file types and operational allowances apply?
  • Which provider or EU processing configuration is supported?
  • How should you set up the WordPress client or an API client?
  • Which Enterprise internal Germany conditions apply?

Document capacity, connection availability and AI processing allowances are different requirements. Confirm each one for your intended use.

Try a public website while you evaluate

If your first use case is non-personal public website content, the Website Expert trial provides a focused evaluation. It selects up to ten pages and offers a seven-day playground once ready.

Explore the website trial.

Existing account?

Log in to KnowScapes to review your configuration. For an enquiry, describe the issue without sending passwords, service API keys or provider credentials.

Start with a clear requirement.

A public website trial can demonstrate the first use case. A processing discussion can establish the boundary for more sensitive workloads.